Parents, how do you provide input about your child? Does your child's case manager send out a survey to complete? Do you send a statement...

Your child has qualified for an IEP or a 504 Plan and the team keeps talking about accommodations. You're not quite sure what that means...

One of the most common myths I still hear about today is that special education is something that only the children with the most severe...

You've been told that your child is struggling with phonemic awareness and it's starting to affect their reading skills. It was suggested...

You might be about your child's reading and spelling development and wonder if they're meeting expectations for their age. Today's post...

Dyslexia affects each person differently. As more and more research is done to identify root causes, symptoms, and effective...

Most people with Dyslexia think in pictures rather than words. They are nonverbal thinkers and often turn what people say into pictures...

Parents may hear the term "phonological awareness" or "phonemic awareness" when learning about their child's weaknesses, especially if...

Dyslexia is often thought of as a reading disorder that is neurologically based. There is something going on the brain causing some...